Question: A charter bus company is advertising a singles outing on

A charter bus company is advertising a singles outing on a bus that holds 60 passengers. The company has found that, on average, 10% of ticket holders do not show up for such trips; hence, the company routinely overbooks such trips. Assume that passengers act independently of one another.
a. If the company sells 65 tickets, what is the probability that the bus can hold all the ticket holders who actually show up? In other words, find the probability that 60 or fewer passengers show up.
b. What is the largest number of tickets the company can sell and still be at least 95% sure that the bus can hold all the ticket holders who actually show up?